Levi Lusko joins us from Passion 2018, encouraging students to live with relaxed confidence knowing that God is in charge and that eternity with Him is a promise to us. He reminds us of the simplicity of our call—to live a faithful life and love Jesus infectiously.

Christine Caine imparts wisdom on what it means to have great faith—the kind of faith that causes Jesus to marvel. Preaching at Passion 2019, Christine confronts us with our familiar faith that trusts in comfortability rather than God. She encourages us to cultivate intimacy with Jesus, resulting in Him performing miracles.

Francis Chan invites us to take steps forward into trusting what God says about us rather than relying on our own opinions and feelings about ourselves. While we struggle with our identity and not measuring up to human standards, Francis illuminates the scriptures identifying us as God's richest inheritance.

Louie Giglio leads us through Colossians 1, what it looks like to see and believe the cross, and how that belief transfers into our walks with God. He teaches us that while sin makes us spiritually dead, the cross makes us alive because of God's rich mercy, canceling any shame and guilt and giving us a new identity so we can live differently.

Christine Caine brings a powerful message from Passion 2020, illustrating how we can each live a life where we dig deeper to allow the flow of living water to permeate every part of us. As we dig up our fear of missing out, fear of commitment, and impatience, we uncover how we can impact the lost and broken world around us with the spirit of God.

Louie Giglio breaks down how our senses prove that there is a living God, and challenges us to live in a way that puts Him as our reference point. We are encouraged to have our lives orbit around God rather than expecting Him to orbit around us. When we make Him our reference point, we can anchor our purpose in this world in Him.

John Piper walks through three big ideas—that faith is seeing God as beautiful, lostness is blindness to His beauty, and conversion is not merely your decision to follow Him but Him giving you the gift of sight. When we see the beauty of God, we acknowledge that His glory is all compelling, all-surpassing, and all-satisfying, and we can’t help but follow Him and become agents of the miracle.

KB preaches from Passion 2021, challenging us to shift our perspective of what blessings look like in a broken and fallen world. While we may see favor as having a lot of money, followers, or fame, he challenges us to take a biblical view of blessing to see it as nearness to Jesus, pointing us to Matthew 5:3, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”

Ben Stuart joins us with a message from Passion 2015, encouraging us to struggle well instead of vying to be liberated from the struggle. Our fight should not be to live a life without any problems. Our fight should be to have unrestrained intimacy with the Lord who knows our wiring and tendencies.

Louie Giglio asks us a pivotal question about our faith from Passion 2014: Have we really seen Jesus? When we don’t have a clear view of God’s character, we can’t understand our condition and need for His grace. He reminds us of how God’s wrath falling onto Jesus obliterated our curse and freed each of us from the shackles of sin.

Sadie Robertson Huff shares an impactful message on identity, reminding us that we are who God says we are, not what the world labels us. Once we have a firm understanding of the truth of who God is and who we are in His eyes, we are set free.